There's a dove bag, a bird bag, a rabbit bag but will a dog bag work for a dog?
Like producing a dog from lots of silks for something to that effect.
FM

Try lifting a St. Bernard dog with one arm!

MATT

Imagine the amount of silks you have to produce to steal the dog out!
FM

I know that it is possible because I have a friend that produces a 40 lb. Swan out of a BLENDO at the end of his bird act, so I am sure that you could use a dog. The only problem may be the noise.

Try to have a look at "Gérald le Guilloux" 's bird act. He produces a dog from silk a the end. He uses a bag or a harness, I don't know exactly. Pierre Alain produces a cat, in a bunch of silk too.

Dan Birch produces a poodle with a blammo box and his doves appear. I belive Chalet sells a doves to dog. You might look into it.

http://www.dennymagic.com/cgi-bin/hazel.......m=005100 check this out

If I recall correctly dogs aren’t normally used because of how they act when in an enclosed space. Rabbits and dove's are calm, and can sit undetected for set periods of time. With today's advanced training, perhaps you can overcome the problems of the past.

But personally, I think audiences will react better to rabbits. Their cute and most people don't see them everyday- like Ammar say’s; grasp your audience by their emotions.

MM